Antonio Segni was succeeded as President by whom?
Luigi Einaudi
Giovanni Gronchi
Giuseppe Saragat
Oscar Luigi Scalfaro
Answer
Giuseppe Saragat succeeded Antonio Segni as the fourth President of Italy. Saragat, a prominent politician, previously served as the nation's Minister of Foreign Affairs and the President of the Chamber of Deputies. He was elected to the presidency in 1964, following Segni's resignation due to health reasons. Saragat's tenure as president lasted until 1971, making him the second longest-serving president of Italy at the time.
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